This VDI is preconfigured to work with UTSA resources and software, meaning you don’t need to configure your personal device to get your work done-- it's like having the whole computer lab in your ...

With traditional VDI, you create a master image (reference computer, or core) to use for all clients, then personalize images as needed. The process of distributing patches and updates is ...

Desktop virtualization comes in two forms: One is computer-based, with a single PC running multiple operating systems simultaneously; the other, dubbed Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI), is ...

Duo two-factor authentication is required for off-campus access to Virtual Desktops. Learn more about enrolling in Duo. William & Mary faculty, staff, and students. There is no limit, but people may ...

Patches and updates to the apps can then be prioritized. So, VDI provides the ability for a laptop or home computer to be able to access the required data and applications within a consistent user ...

Because many organizations want to make it easier to manage end-user devices, interest in ­virtual desktop infrastructure and Desktop as a Service solutions has grown. Both deliver ­desktops through ...

After your computer applies a Windows patch ... not using or one you intend to transfer to another system. VMDK and VDI files can be quite large, but much of the space within them is empty ...

Enroll in Duo Learn more about Duo Virtual Desktop service allows you to log into a desktop with a standard William & Mary computer image. It's similar to logging in to a lab computer or classroom ...